On Tue, 3 Sep 2002, Mike Carlton wrote:
>
now it's a boolean variable. your perl code decides whether logged_in
should be set or not. your template just reacts to that.
of course, the former was okay too, since in perl anything can be
considered boolean.
--
What is now proved was once
Hey All --
Kenny Smith writes:
> If any piece of the MVC paradigm isn't being followed in an
> application that
> uses HTML::Template, it's only in the Model or the Controller,
> which really
> isn't in Mr. Tregar's scope. :)
If I may add one thing to this: The goal of HTML::Template was *not*
Hi Serg,
> He show me a MANNINGish book Web Development with JavaServer Pages by
DUANE K. FIELDS and
> MARK A. KOLB where MVC have been discussed in chapter 8 Architecting JSP
applications (I'm sorry
> for JSP offtopic, but it relates to subj) and I allow myself to cite pp.
212-213:
> [cite]
>
I am getting started with HTML::Template and am looking for some advice on the
best way to handle this.
I want my home page to have a login form (username and password) if someone is
not logged in, or a message "logged in as joe smith" and a logout link if they
are logged in.
What would be th
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On Tue, 3 Sep 2002, SV wrote:
> One of my friend say, when catch me programming tmpl file with statement:
> "If you want your script complain with letter V in MVC paradigm, you should
> include in your template only VAR and LOOP tags, becouse you should not transfer
> Control rules to View".
>
>
Hi Serg,
This isn't a violation of MVC... The perl application decides which part of
the application to go to (controller) and it constructs the data to be
passed the template (model). The template decides how it wants to use that
data (view), it can completely ignore it, or it can use it.
If yo
Hello All,
One of my friend say, when catch me programming tmpl file with statement:
"If you want your script complain with letter V in MVC paradigm, you should
include in your template only VAR and LOOP tags, becouse you should not transfer
Control rules to View".
Any comments or emotions?
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Will [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I am working on H::T loops. Right now I am looking to
> pull info out of MySQL via Perl's DBI module, and then
> stuff that data into HTML tables generated by H::T.
[...]
> Does anyone have any good advice on how to get through
> this?
If you do a search in th
Hi,
> I know that to use H::T loops feature, I'll have to
> (if I have this right) sort of "nest" a hash in an
> array, but I am not sure of how to create the hash in
> a way H::T will be able to work with it.
> DBI supports a number of different method calls, like
> fetchrow_hashref and others
Greets Folks,
I am working on H::T loops. Right now I am looking to
pull info out of MySQL via Perl's DBI module, and then
stuff that data into HTML tables generated by H::T.
I know that to use H::T loops feature, I'll have to
(if I have this right) sort of "nest" a hash in an
array, but I am n
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